Summary: Joining me for this episode is award-winning novelist Lynne Hugo. Lynne I discuss her latest novel, The Language of Kin. The Language of Kin is a story of Eve, a chimpanzee who was orphaned, captured by poachers, experimented in labs, before finally finding her place in a zoo where the caretakers have different views on how to care for Eve. Lynne and I chat about the pro’s and con’s of zoos and sanctuaries, how we can truly communicate and build relationships with animals and humans. We discuss Lynne’s writing style, research and how to create a thought-provoking novel. Have a listen, learn a lot, discuss with others and better understand how to build the best relationships with the animals and the humans around us. Enjoy!
